With DTF Transfers, you have the freedom to explore a whole new realm of design placement. Unlike traditional methods, you are not limited to the front or back of a t-shirt. Instead, effortlessly apply your designs on t-shirt arms, inside jackets, above pockets, and more. The possibilities are truly endless! DTF printing opens up a world of creative opportunities, allowing you to bring your vision to life in unique and unexpected ways. Let your imagination soar as you explore the limitless design possibilities that DTF printing offers on a variety of materials, including cotton, nylon, treated leather, polyester, blends, light and dark fabrics, luggage, shoes, bags, and more.

Our DTF Transfers are printed using a high-quality commercial-grade printer, complemented by a custom-made ICC Profile designed by our skilled illustration artist. This combination guarantees excellent color matching, allowing you to trust that what you see on your screen is exactly what you'll receive on the transfer. Whether you create your artwork on an iPad, Cintiq, or computer monitor, rest assured that the colors will be accurately replicated.

To ensure a seamless processing experience for your artworks or designs, we kindly ask that you submit your files in the PNG format saved at a resolution of 300 dpi (dots per inch). PNG files offer the advantage of preserving the quality of your design without any compression during the saving and uploading process. This preservation guarantees that all the intricate details of your artwork will be faithfully represented and remain intact. In addition to PNG, we also accept AI files and PDFs, as long as they are saved at a resolution of 300 dpi.

For optimal results, we recommend utilizing a heat press machine. These machines are readily available for purchase on popular online platforms like Amazon.

Heatpress Instructions:

1. Preheat your heat press to 320 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Set the pressure to medium to high.
3. Place the transfer film on the garment, ensuring proper alignment.
4. Apply heat and pressure for 12-15 seconds.
5. Allow the transfer film to cool down until it is warm to the touch.
6. Gently peel the transfer film from one corner of the garment.
7. For added durability, repress the area with parchment paper for 7-9 seconds.
8. Remember, temperature and pressure can be adjusted based on the thickness and fragility of your garment.

Please note that these instructions serve as a general guideline, and it's recommended to perform a test on a scrap fabric or inconspicuous area before applying the heat press to the final product.